• No School - Winter Break - Dec.22 - Jan.2
  • No School-Thanksgiving Break - Nov. 24-Nov. 28
  • HS/JHS Orchestra Concert - Dec.15 at 7 pm
  • End of 2nd Quarter - Jan. 13
  • HS Choir Concert- Nov. 30 at 7pm
  • HS Band Concert - Dec. 14 at 7pm
  • No School - Thanksgiving Break - Nov. 24-28
The student voice of Sycamore High School in Cincinnati, Ohio

The Leaf
The student voice of Sycamore High School in Cincinnati, Ohio

The Leaf
The student voice of Sycamore High School in Cincinnati, Ohio

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HAVING FUN. Juniors and seniors explore the inflatables in the gym during After Prom on April 29. The event, hosted by the PTO, ran from midnight until 4:00 a.m. There were many other activities such as Kahoot, two hypnotist shows, gambling stations; there were raffles, and food was provided.

[Photo] After Prom transforms school

April 30, 2018
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[Photo] Nikhil Sekar, 12

May 15, 2018
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[Photo] So Eun Cho, 11

May 8, 2018
Top Row (L to R): David Godar, Jenna Bao; Bottom Row (L to R): Harsimran Makkad, Stephanie Hong.

[Photo] Four Sycamore seniors score 36 on ACT

October 17, 2017
VICTORY. The 40 students advancing to internationals stand around their trophies in Columbus on Sat., March 10. This year, internationals will take place in Atlanta, Georgia. The students will be competing with students from the U.S. and four other countries.

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October 17, 2017
Front Row, L to R: Allison Landrum, 11; Jaslyn Davis-Johnson, 12; Jonathan Baughn, 9; Benjamin Margolis, 9; Shannon Glass, 12. Back Row, L to R: Quinn Rile, 12; Jason Westbrook, 12; Alexander Thornberry, 12; Lily Martinson, 12; Irelyn OShea, 12; Grant Bolotin, 9.

[Photo] March Principal’s Breakfast

March 8, 2018
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[Photo] Young Feminists celebrate International Women’s Day

February 26, 2018
BETTER TOGETHER. Working with such a small cast encourages students to become closer. After a year of being in class together, students usually have had a chance to get to know each other, but if not, student-directed one acts provide an opportunity to bond with students before the year ends. Generally, this is an especially valuable experience for seniors who will be moving on after graduation.

[Photo] Students direct one act plays

February 16, 2018
BEAN THERE, DONE THAT Boys on the trip marvel at the enormity of the famed Millenium Park Bean before attending the conference later that day. For many of the club’s five seniors, it was their final opportunity to do Model UN as a high school student. “Chicago was a nice break from school, and I was able to get a unique educational experience. I formed connections with lots of people and also got to check out the city,” said Nikhil Sekar, 12.

[Photo] Model UN thrives in Chicago

February 9, 2018
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[Photo] Mallory Comerford, 11

February 15, 2018

[Video] Individual student competition: Black History Poster Contest

February 2, 2018

[Video] AVES Bell competition: School Supplies to Enrich Lives

February 2, 2018
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[Photo] SHS Young Scholars present Black History Month 2018

February 2, 2018
Front Row, L to R: Bethany Dye, 9; Jenna Bao, 12; Amanda Jensen, 12. Back Row, L to R: Natalie Brinkman, 12; Alex Galbraith, 12; Corinthian Hill, 11; Grant LaFontaine, 10.

[Photo] January Principal’s Breakfast

January 11, 2018
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[Photo] Heroes of SHS

December 5, 2017
CHANGE OF PLANS. Student council decides to cancel this year’s winter dance. This choice was made after only about 150 students bought tickets. “It was a difficult decision, and we are so sad for all of the people who were excited; we were too!” said Elayna Berry, 12, Student Council Executive President.

[Photo] Student Council cancels winter dance

November 30, 2017
SPEAK. Mrs. Marissa Bodiker helps run PEERS, which is for speech students to learn about how to properly speak with other peers. She runs this program at SHS on Tuesdays (however it is every school day during lunch and ACE) with Mrs. Jennifer Buelsing, the SHS speech-language pathologist; other students volunteer as well.

[Photo] Staff help students communicate

November 28, 2017
Front Row, L to R: Madeleine Weiss, 11; Carolyn Zhang, 11; Anisa Khatana, 10; Shannon Taylor, 9. Back Row, L to R: Zachary Taub, 11; Drew Lawrence, 11, Sara Cohen, 12; Adrian Oliver. 12; Rosemary Kross, 10.

[Photo] November Principal’s Breakfast

November 10, 2017
The planning committee pictured from left to right: seniors Shaurya Singh, Matthew Isakson, Maximilian Bruggeman, Jeremy Pletz, Grayson Thornberry, and Eddie Rauen.

[Photo] Kick It for MS meets with president of society

October 21, 2017
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[Photo] Welcome to new staff members!

August 14, 2017
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[Photo] Congratulations to National Merit Semifinalists!

September 14, 2016
According to the EPA, awardees receive a Presidential award plaque and up to $2500 to be used to “further the recipient’s professional development in environmental education.” They also receive a congratulatory letter from a senior official at the EPA and/or White House. Furthermore, the teacher’s school receives up to $2500 to fund environmental activities and programs.

[Photo] Hochstrasser wins national award

August 22, 2016
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